Bath residents host gatherings and visits in Thanksgiving week
Local chronicle from Bath lists numerous calls, dinners, and visits over Thanksgiving. Figures include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leevitt, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Perry, Mrs. J. E. Percy, and others visiting relatives in Bath and Parker Head. Several travelers relocate for winter. A Parker Head school Christmas event is planned for Dec 19.
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Iat
Cora
W. B
Doris
Bath
Helen Potter
House Tower
Washington
Frank Leevitt
Portland
James Perry
Omar Perry
Gardiner Rogers
Camp Meadowbrook
Winnie Brown
N. W. Eaton
Leon Eaton
Frank Leavitt
Mabel Williams
Campbell
Eugene Perry
J. E. Perry
Robert Feero
J. L. Feero
Alice Galvin
Center School
Eric J. Carlson
William P. Morrison
Boston
Dyer
Leslie Dyer
Herbert W. Fullerton
Edward Thomas and Sons
Edward Jr
Frederick
Exbridge Morse
Charles Hutchins
Winnegance
J. E. Percy
Bangor
Harold Woodard
Bert Young
Howard Elliott
Parker Head
James E. Percy
Leeman Willy
Loretta Willy
Cherryfield
William Cullity
Bucksport
Nathaniel Percy
Cox’s Head
Frank Wyman
Parker Head School House
Lester Oliver
Millenium Topic Draws Audience at Masonic Temple
An audience at the Masonic Temple heard Evangelist Gram discuss the millennium. He explained its Biblical basis, timing of resurrections, and the earth’s chaotic state during the millennium, followed by Christ’s return and the New Jerusalem. Next week’s talk asks if the wicked have a second chance.
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Masonic Temple
Evangelist Gram
Satan
Christ
Heaven
New Jerusalem
Hearings Delayed in Five Dog Complaint Cases
A continuance in hearings against five dog owners set for Thursday morning was requested by several owners and by attorney John P. Carey Jr. for complainant Hubert H. McCarty. Three notices to appear before Judge John J. Keegan involve L. Whitney. two involve Wright amid service updates for Mrs. Oldham and Mr. Wright.
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John P. Carey Jr
Hubert H. McCarty
John J. Keegan
L. Whitney
Wright
Oldham
New York City
Augusta
William Tudor Gardiner
Winnegance Community News and Social Items
Community club meets for important business and tables of pitch follow. Local residents travel to Chicago for schooling and pass days with families in Woodstown New Jersey. Bath street crew repairs improve safety near Winnegance bridge and schoolhouse.
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Herbert Morse
Man Pete
Sherman
Harry F. Oliver
Danforth McDonald
Alice Williams
Florence Morse
Miss Williams
Leila Oliver
High Street
Gus Small
Belle Cutting
Harry Passmore
Bath
Carolyn Oliver
Westerly, R. I. Hospital
Jane Lawton
Fall River
Mass
Edmund Rollins
Chicago
Coyne Electrical School
Rollins
Morse
Plymouth
Boston
Norfolk
Women's Auxiliary
Squaw Club
Ruth Truéworthy
East Brunswick
Christmas Parcel Packing Tips From Postal Guidelines
The memo advises packing Christmas parcels fully to prevent crushing in mail handling. Mark fragile or perishable items clearly and use special delivery for perishables. Do not place letters inside parcels. place a two cent stamp on an outside envelope and ensure return cards and addresses are correctly placed for fast routing.
Dorice Povich to Wed Benjamin Mensh of Washington DC
Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Nathan Povich of 327 Front Street for their daughter Dorice to Benjamin F Mensh of Washington DC Dates not set. Dorice is Morse High School 1925 and Emerson School of Oratory Boston 1929 graduate. Mensh graduated George Washington University and works at Riggs National Bank in DC.
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Nathan Povich
Front Street
Dorice
Benjamin F. Mensh
Washington, D. C
Miss Povich
Morse High School
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
Mensh
George Washington University
Riggs National Bank
Bath Fights Quiet Between Still and Fire Alarms
Bath has been fortunate in two months with no box alarms for 64 consecutive days. The last alarm occurred Friday Oct 14 at a North Bath fire. In recent days an outbreak of still fires has appeared, with two more incidents reported Wednesday.
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Bath
North Bath
Phinney Claims Record for Largest Eggs
Russell W. Phinney of 6 Oliver Street reports eggs in his henhouse far exceed a rival Augusta claim. He found six eggs measuring well over the seven and a half by five and three quarter inch size noted in the paper, including a dozen mammoth eggs recently sold with eleven double yolks and one triple yolk. Phinney raises Rhode Island Reds.
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Russell W. Phinney
Oliver Street
Augusta
Phinney
Times Office
March hatched pullets influence on the giants
The report notes that March hatched pullets were responsible for the giants, highlighting their impact on performance.
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March
Baptist Ladies Plan Christmas Sale at First Baptist
Ladies Sewing circle of the First Baptist church will hold their annual Christmas sale and supper on Wednesday afternoon and evening December 10 in the vestry. A menu of hot meat, vegetables, pies and more will be served. Committees include Aprons and useful articles Ada Larrabee and Julia Worrey. fancy articles and handkerchiefs Harree Wright. candy table Simon Moore. Dining room in charge of Charles I. Stuart with assistants.
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First Baptist Church
Ada Larrabee
Julia Worrey
Harree Wright
Simon Moore
Skip No Longer Follows Carriers in South End
The large collie Skip, owned by Clinton D. Wilson, Superintendent of Schools, stops escorting Oscar Tanguay on his South End mail route due to rheumatism. Skip now sits at a window watching the postman pass, while a new carrier operates on Oscar’s route and Skip glances at the powder blue uniform with resignation.
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Skip
Clinton D. Wilson
Oscar Tanguay
Oscar
Locke Discharged on Larceny Charge in Municipal Court
Paul Locke of Cummings street was found not guilty after arraignment on larceny charges for a wheel tire rim and inner tube taken from a Dodge grocery truck owned by O E Chandler. State argued theft during a breakdown on North Bath road a month earlier. Locke testified he bought the items from Stanley Adams, a seven year old first grader, for 50 cents and did not know their origin. Judge John J Keegan barred the seven year old from aiding the defense and acknowledged the boy sold the items to Locke.
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Paul Locke
Cummings Street
Dodge
O. E. Chandler
Chandler’s Market
Center’ Street
Locke
Chandler
Bath Road
Notenniels 6
Stanley Adams
Dike School
Ham
Locke Found Not Guilty After Trial
Keegan said the juvenile testimony mattered little and the State failed to prove Locke stole the named articles in the warrant.
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Locke
Keegan
Solar Lodge Masons Elects Its Officers
Edwin H. P. Lowell was elected master of Solar Lodge Masons at the annual meeting. Ralph Blakeney, Karcher Jackson named senior and junior wardens respectively. Fred D. Hill treasurer. Harry E. Litchfield secretary. Oscar F Williams, Henry G. Hodedon and A H Price re elected guardians. Harry W. Poman re elected house committee member. Installation date to be set.
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Edwin H. P. Lowell
Solar Lodge
Masons
Ralph Blakeney
Karcher
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